Several moons ago I wrote about the power of your network. I go into greater detail within Chapter 7 of the Flat Army book (The Participative Leader Framework) about the need for leaders to continuously and authentically build out their direct professional and personal networks by being reciprocal and educating.
I won't reveal the source, but the following landed in my inbox today:
Be open. Be honest. Be humble. Be giving. Be congratulative. Be caring. Be authentic. Be reciprocal. Be educating. Good things will come from your network if you do.Hey Dan – I sat in on one of your sessions at the Training Magazine Conference and Expo back in 2011 and recently saw on your blog that you had a book coming out. Congrats! I’ve been using Evernote now for a few months, so naturally I enjoyed seeing how the book was conceived.
I also referenced you in a couple sessions I conducted at this year’s Training Mag Conference (one of my first ever speaking engagements), and I wanted to thank you for being a champion of effectively using technology to enhance collaboration in the workplace. It has not only helped me implement a social platform with full learning and performance capabilities within my own company but also personally (for speaking engagements) as well as with our clients.





